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From library stacks to library‐in‐a‐pocket: will users be around?

Library Management, 2011
PurposeAs libraries move their focus from print collections to digital resources residing in the “cloud”, the library‐user relationship has also changed dramatically. Power has clearly shifted from the library to the user and the dependence relationship has been inverted.
Fatt Cheong Choy
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Public Library Quarterly, 1994
Debut des publications des reponses donnees par des utilisateurs questionnes, ces deux dernieres annees, sur la facon dont la bibliotheque publique a change leurs vies.
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Charging users for library service

Information Processing & Management, 1978
Abstract The question of instituting direct charges for library service is examined and is contrasted with the current indirect changing system where services are paid for by taxes of various types. The policy of whether to levy direct charges for on-line bibliographic searching serves as an example for the analysis. In this case it is concluded that
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THE KNOWLEDGE WAREHOUSE AND LIBRARY USERS

Journal of Documentation, 1989
The Knowledge Warehouse project, an exercise in collecting, storing and re‐using the electronic versions of published text, is briefly described. Some of the factors affecting library and scholarly use of electronic archives and electronically delivered documents are discussed.
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LIBRARIES VERSUS USERS? HOW AND HOW NOT TO DETER LIBRARY USERS

Library Management, 1993
Information technology allows libraries to provide access vo resources and information services far beyond the limits of their own collections. The users′ needs for information and recreation are the primary concern of libraries, yet librarians realize that a significant proportion of the population rarely or never use libraries, while library users ...
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Women Library Users and Library Users of Traditional Women's Subjects

The Reference Librarian, 1995
In the studies of general library use, women use libraries more than men. When use studies of particular subjects are done, women nearly always are more likely to use libraries for information on that subject than men. Yet there are few studies on women's information needs or use studies of traditional women's subjects.
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The Astra User Interface Library

Anais do VII Simpósio Brasileiro de Engenharia de Software (SBES 1993), 1993
Embora aplicações complexas exijam interfaces eficientes com o usuário, sistemas gráficos básicos não são adequados à sua implementação sistemática. O uso de bibliotecas (toolkits) reduz o esforço de construção oferecendo elementos de interface (widgets) padronizados e pré-definidos.
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Users Satisfaction With Library Services

International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Education, 2015
The study focused on users satisfaction with library services at the Delta State University main Library, Abraka, Delta State. The objective was to find out if users are satisfied with the services, facilities, the library environment, information sources and staff of the library.
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Users, user interfaces, and objects: Envision, a digital library

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1993
Project Envision aims to build a “user-centered database from the computer science literature,” initially using the publications of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Accordingly, we have interviewed potential users, as well as experts in library, information, and computer science—to understand their needs, to become aware of their ...
Edward A. Fox, Deborah Hix, Lucy T. Nowell, Dennis J. Brueni, William C. Wake, Lenwood S. Heath, Durgesh Rao   +6 more
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